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27 mars 2018
No more RV shower head drip
Most brand new shut-off valves, brass or other, still let some water trickle through. Not this particular brass valve. Zero leakage from residual water so far, whether or not the RV water pump is left on. Also has a very smooth 1/4 turn lever.
22 janv. 2019
Compact momentary contact switches that service my needs exactly.
I do not imagine these switches would be considered as commercial quality but every one of the switches are working just fine. Six of the ten switches received are in almost daily use, controlling programmable functions of a ham radio transciever without any issue. Exactly what I was looking for.
09 janv. 2018
Short and very flexible is its virtues
It works surprisingly well within it's compact size. It is always a compromise to use an HT with any size antenna as it depends a lot on the HT for example, being in your hand or sitting on a table. I can just tell you that for my needs relative to the nearer repeaters and local simplex contacts I work, this short antenna performs very well. When the HT is located in my pocket, the soft and flexible antenna is not even noticed. In contrast, I have a DIAMOND RH3 that performs the same as far as I can tell but it is not flexible and sometimes I worry that I will break off somewhat fragile SMA connector on the radio with the DIAMOND in place and I am working outside, perhaps pressing on the radio & antenna in my pocket. In this regard, the old fashioned BNC connector on the radios is a far more stout solution and seem to work fine at least at the frequencies we use and close-coupled connections of HT antennas.